1. Career and college project
By: Kenneth Imperial

2. Career:
Architect
College:
Berkeley University

3. Architect
Being an Architect
Qualifications
Earnings

4. Being an Architect
Architects design places where people could live, work, play, learn, worship, meet, shop, and eat.
They design it in a private area or a public area. They can deign it inside or out.
Architects are licensed professionals trained in art and science of building design.
Some architects specialize in one type of building. For example, hospitals, houses, air ports, schools, churches, and factories.

5. Qualifications The 3 steps to become an Architect.
1. The achievement of a degree in architecture.
2. Work experience through an internship.
3. Licensure through the pass of the Architect Registration Exam.
3 types of professional degrees in Architecture.
1. A 5-year bachelors degree (most common)
2. A 2-year masters degree (for students with an undergratuate degree)
3. A 3 or 4 year masters degree (for students with a degree in another discipline)

6. Earnings
Lowest- $39,420
Highest- $104,970

7. Berkeley University Chancellors of the University
Professors of Architecture
Rankings
Traditions

8. Chancellor of the University
Robert J. Birgeneau is the current chancellor at Berkeley. He was the chancellor ever since September 22, 2004.

9. Professors of the university
One of the professors of Architecture in Berkeley is Charles C. Benton. Professor Benton teaches courses in the areas of energy and environmental management, daylighting, technology transfer, field evaluation of building performance, and documentary photography.

10. Ranking In 2006, Berkeley was ranked #5 in the US.
In 2009, Berkeley is still ranked #21 in the US.

11. Traditions
4.0 ball- The 4.0 ball is located in front of a building called Campanile. It is the center of a fountain that does not work. They say that rubbing it before taking an exam is good luck.